The Dodgers finished the regular season with an even 100 wins, after a sweep of the San Francisco Giants over the weekend at Oracle Park. It’s the sixth time the Dodgers have won in triple digits under manager Dave Roberts, along with 2017, 2019, 2021, 2022, and 2023.
In the first 132 seasons in Dodgers franchise history, before Roberts, the club won 100 games six times — 1899, 1941, 1942, 1953, 1962, and 1974.
Forty-nine of those 100 wins in 2026 came on the road, including all three in San Francisco
over the weekend coming with the Dodgers wearing their gray jerseys with “Dodgers” on the front. Here’s the breakdown of the Dodgers’ 2026 road performance, broken down by uniform choices:
The Dodgers’ next road game will be Tuesday, October 6 in either Atlanta or Philadelphia.
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James Tibbs III was named to the Pacific Coast League All-Star team and was in contention for league MVP after his stellar campaign, hitting .287/.409/.532 with 30 home runs, 32 doubles, 109 runs scored, 107 RBI, and 108 walks. He and outfielder Zach Ehrhard — both acquired from the Boston Red Sox for Dustin May at the 2025 trade deadline — were instrumental in guiding Oklahoma City to both a PCL championship and winning the Triple-A championship game on Saturday.
Tibbs spoke with Rob Terranova of MLB.com about his time so far with the Dodgers organization:
“They wouldn’t have traded for me if they didn’t believe in me,” he said. “And I’m just forever grateful for the people who helped me develop my game thus far. There’s so many biometrics and weight training involved, there’s no stone left unturned here. They really emphasize being an all-around player, and that means getting the most out of your swing, defense, baserunning and going into every at-bat with a plan. It just allows me to be confident in what I need to do to be successful.”
Clayton Kershaw will be part of the NBC Sports broadcast team for the wild card series between the San Diego Padres and Chicago Cubs at Petco Park. Kershaw is an analyst along with Jim Deshaies and Mark Grant for the series, with Dave Flemming on play-by-play.
Old friend Kenley Jansen ended his season with the Detroit Tigers — his fourth team in six years since leaving the Dodgers — with 498 career saves, third on the all-time list. Jansen, who turns 39 on Thursday, talked with Julian McWilliams of CBS Sports about wanting to come back in 2027 to get his 500th save and beyond, and how Jansen’s perspective has changed since the death of his mother in 2025.
